Thread: I need some help re-homing some hardback books
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Old 12-16-2009, 04:38 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by kindlekitten View Post
my folks got those Reader's Diget COndensed Books for years. (and years and years and years). they are downsizing and the books need to be re-homed. they go from 1952 through 2004 (there may be some later, I am not entirely certain). these kind of seem to be the National Geographic of books. great idea (well not really, but that's another story), but what do you do with them?

any ideas folks? (already tried local schools and hospitals)
Charity shops? Local youth organisations?
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